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  • Functional directions in Press Service International

    Press Service International young writer ministry operating in conjunction with Christian Today is working through what amounts to be an internal functional re-direction.

  • To live is Christ

    There\'s a chill in the air I breathe, the cold is upon me and I take great lengths to get warm. I then sit on my spring-loaded couch, open my book and the first words I see are: \"to live is Christ.\"

  • Hope

    Trump versus Clinton, the police versus communities, clowns versus the public, and Hurricane Matthew versus the East Coast. These are just some of the major events dividing and plaguing the beloved United States.

  • Caught up by faithfulness

    Faithful. Don\'t you just love that word? A word with only eight letters and two syllables, yet it carries so much weight. It\'s a word that brings with it the burdens of loyalty, integrity and honesty.

  • Nigeria's Boko Haram releases 21 Chibok schoolgirls

    Jihadist group Boko Haram has freed 21 of more than 200 girls it kidnapped in April 2014 in the northern Nigerian town of Chibok, after mediation by Switzerland and the International Red Cross, officials said on Thursday.

  • In this life, here and now

    Fifty years ago the sight of someone talking to himself would have elicited either sympathy – poor thing, he\'s a bit soft in the head, you know; or suspicion – we would have crossed the street or walked away quickly.

  • Dr Howard Bradbury's support from university

    I first detailed Dr Howard Bradbury\'s story in 2013, and since then, Dr Bradbury\'s group has covered nearly 10,000 people with a mantle of safety from konzo, if they keep using the wetting method.

  • How to read the Bible: Case study on Micah chapter 2

    Recently I read Micah chapter 2 with a friend and I would like to share with you some surprises that appeared. The passage highlighted so much of what I have previously written on how to read the Bible that it seemed like an appropriate case study.

  • All I need is two million dollars

    A few years ago I had this massive blackboard wall in my room, by room I mean the garage that I lived in at the time. I would use this blackboard to write up my dreams and ideas, or anything else that came to mind.

  • Anti-Semitism, 'Perverted and absurd'

    Last month the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby made profound comments about anti-Semitism. In strong language he described it as the \'insidious evil\' and \'perverted and absurd.\'